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N12Sports

Israeli Archers Compete in Youth Olympics Qualifiers

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Israeli archers Yuval Raz and Nicole Golovnenvsky competed in the individual qualifying rounds at the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal. Raz finished 17th overall with 653 points, and Golovnenvsky placed 24th with 618 points. They also competed together in the mixed team event, finishing 16th. Both will advance to the knockout stages.

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  • Israeli archers Yuval Raz and Nicole Golovnenvsky competed in the Youth Olympic Games qualifiers.
  • Yuval Raz finished 17th overall with 653 points in the individual qualifiers.
  • Nicole Golovnenvsky placed 24th overall with 618 points in the individual qualifiers.
  • The pair finished 16th in the mixed team event with 1,271 points.
  • Both archers will compete in the knockout stage as part of the top 32.

Israeli archers Yuval Raz and Nicole Golovnenvsky began their competition at the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal, on Friday, participating in the individual archery qualifiers. Raz secured 17th place overall with 653 points, while Golovnenvsky finished 24th with 618 points. These results set the rankings for the upcoming elimination rounds.

The pair also competed together in the mixed team event, where they placed 16th with a combined score of 1,271 points. Both archers will advance to the knockout stage of the individual competition on Saturday evening, ranking among the top 32.

On Tuesday, in the mixed team event, the Israeli duo will face South Korea in the round of 16.

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